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Philosophy’s Role in Enhancing Human Decision-Making in an AI-Driven World

By Lisa Gable for CEOWORLD Magazine In a world where artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly present in decision-making, it is vital to recognize its limitations. AI algorithms can analyze data and patterns to make predictions and recommendations, but they cannot replicate critical thinking,…

The Spiritual State of America

By Patti Garibay for THE CHRISTIAN POST America’s spiritual future is at risk. Recent studies conducted by Pew Research Center have concluded that in 2020, 64% of Americans, including children, were Christian. People who are religiously unaffiliated, sometimes called religious “nones,” accounted for 30% of…

iVoterGuide for Townhall.com: Lessons from A Day of Infamy

Debbie Wuthnow for Townhall.com Eighty years ago, on the morning of December 7, 1941, at 7:55 a.m., America found herself suddenly under attack. A devastating surprise raid by Japanese aircraft on our fleet at Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor sank several massive warships, damaged…

5 Temptations: How ministry leaders should react to allegations

By Theresa Lynn Sidebotham and Daniel Geraghty for Christian Post When allegations of misconduct are made against a minister or other leader, it is naturally upsetting for everyone involved, including the minister’s friends, supporters and colleagues. How ministry leadership responds to allegations could make…

As insurers go ‘woke,’ more people are health care sharing

By Katy Talento for THE WASHINGTON TIMES OPINION: With inflation driving up costs and more corporations cowering to liberal special interest groups, it’s timelier than ever for Christians to consider enrolling in a health care sharing ministry. Health care sharing ministries are not health insurance.…

Patterns of abuse — how to identify and avoid them

By David Sidebotham for CHRISTIAN POST Yet another tragic story about ministerial abuses highlights a pattern of how abuse happens. The International Churches of Christ children’s ministry, Kids Kingdom, faces allegations spanning almost 25 years (from 1987 to 2012), alleging that church authorities actively…

Why We Shouldn’t Cheer the Rise of Sports Gambling

By Brian Mumbert for THE WESTERN JOURNAL Anyone watching Super Bowl LVII or the NFL playoffs had to wonder if the American people have time for anything other than gambling on sports. According to CNN, more than 50 million people were estimated to have…

The Real Reason Why People Like ‘Jesus Revolution’

By Alex McFarland for CHRISTIAN POST In light of the astounding success of the new film “Jesus Revolution,” many are wondering why critics and Christians alike are flocking to the theaters in droves to see the film. For one thing, it is a…

Meeting Jesus in Real Time: Why the ‘He Gets Us’ Ads Are Just a First Step

February 26, 2023

By Dr. James Spencer for CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING NETWORK ANALYSIS - After the recent Super Bowl ad by the He Gets Us campaign, a number of Christians have raised questions about whether He Gets Us presents a truthful picture of Jesus. Based on various…

When Pastors Abuse Their Power, Does Forgiveness Require Restoration?

February 22, 2023

By David Sidebotham for REAL CLEAR RELIGION It is incredibly unfair and damaging to put people who are struggling with addiction back into an environment that will worsen that addiction. Having a recovering alcoholic work the open bar at a wedding reception isn’t…

Is the Church being ‘out-coordinated’ by the world on discipleship?

February 21, 2023

By James Spencer for CHRISTIAN POST Coordination is key to the success of any concerted effort. In order to achieve a goal of any magnitude, cooperation is essential in order to bring that vision to fruition, whether it be for individuals, businesses, and…

More Than a Motto — the Fight Between Truth and Modern-Day Values

January 29, 2023

By Alex McFarland for TOWNHALL Obedience. Courage. Influence. Conviction. According to the New Testament, these are traits that are to define the life of Christ followers. These are not offered as optional suggestions that a believer may consider. They are characteristics that each Christian…

There’s Only One Way Computers Will Control Us — And We’re Heading Straight There

January 21, 2023

By James Spencer for DAILY CALLER In an article written by ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence (AI) model seeks to convince us that “artificial intelligence will not destroy humans.” While the article highlights the challenges of “global cybernetics” and the (potential?) threat of being…

MLK’s Dream of Unity in a Country Tortured by Critical Race Theory

January 17, 2023

By Sheri Few for THE WESTERN JOURNAL On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Jan. 18, 2020, the 1776 Commission released its report in preparation for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The commission was established by President Donald Trump to respond…

A Sanctity of Human Life Month Like No Other

January 13, 2023

By Art Ally for TOWNHALL For those of us who have been working for years on the pro-life cause, this is a very special and joyous Sanctity of Human Life Month. It’s the first one since the Supreme Court in June 2022 struck down…

Power to the People: Including over Their Health Care

December 31, 2022

By Katy Talento for JEWISH POLICY CENTER America’s consumer economy puts customers first; our health care system does not. Patients and caregivers navigate restrictive hours, paid parking garages, outpatient procedures at labyrinthine hospital complexes, small print on forms that demand we sign away…

‘The Future is in His Hands’: Christ-Centered Alternative to Girl Scouts Turns 25

December 10, 2022

By ANDREA MORRIS for the CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING NETWORK A faith-based program that has been building Christ-centered character in girls around the world is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. American Heritage Girls (AHG) was founded in 1995 by Patti Garibay, a former Girl Scouts…

Theology and the Schools

November 27, 2022

By James Spencer for AMERICAN THINKER In The Idea of a University, John Henry Newman argues, “the systematic omission of any one science from the catalogue prejudices the accuracy and completeness of our knowledge altogether, and that, in proportion to its importance.” If…

Timothy Plan for The Christian Post: How does ESG stack up against biblically responsible investing?

November 2, 2022

By Art Ally for The Christian Post There’s a lot of talk today about ESG (environmental, social and governance) investing. Millennials in particular are gravitating toward companies that match their values. “Millennials are nearly twice as likely to invest in companies or…

The Alliance of Health Care Sharing Ministries for Townhall.com: Are Nonprofit Hospitals Really Nonprofit?

November 1, 2022

By Katy Talento for Townhall.com People are often shocked to discover the not-so-charitable truth about their local “nonprofit” hospital. “Nonprofits” have strong religious affiliations and reputations for charitable care for low-income families. They must be a beacon of community service as required…

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The American Family Association on The American Spectator: After Dobbs, Social and Fiscal Conservatives Must Work Together on Pro-Family Policies

October 31, 2022

By Dr. Jameson Taylor for The American Spectator Having engineered passage of the Mississippi law that resulted in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case, I have wondered about the larger political implications of reversing Roe v. Wade. The answer is slowly coming to light, revealing serious divisions between social…

How does ESG stack up against Biblically Responsible Investing?

October 19, 2022

By Art Ally for TOWNHALL There’s a lot of talk today about ESG (environmental, social and governance) investing. Millennials in particular are gravitating toward companies that match their values. “Millennials are nearly twice as likely to invest in companies or funds that target specific…

Dear Kevin McCarthy: Parents Need More Than a ‘Voice’

October 19, 2022

By Sheri Few for TOWNHALL Before House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy moves ahead with the Commitment to America, I hope he spends some time listening to parents first-hand. I think he may see his version, while close, misses the mark. Taxpayer-funded schools continue to…

Girl ‘Power’ Because of God’s Power

September 23, 2022

By PATTI GARIBAY for the CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING NETWORK Girl power. Two words that seem to have fueled the world's understanding of women in culture in recent decades. Female empowerment is, at its core, about helping girls and women recognize their worth. Seems innocent enough,…

The Paganization of America Is Underway

September 8, 2022

By Jonathan Cahn for THE WESTERN JOURNAL A specter is haunting America. It lurks in its halls of government, its media, its television, its computer screens, its classrooms, its culture, its children. It is the invisible agent transforming America into something completely other than…

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